So again Trump was committing numerous crimes but was never prosecuted for them? Yeah right.
exactly. Yes, right.
Yep. He has so far been able to drag out litigation so that justice gives up, pay people off, be protected by a Republican Senate and other lackies, but that is coming to an end.
Trump getting away with smaller crimes for decades has given him a false sense of security, and it enabled him. He would be better off today had he faced some criminal music earlier in his life (a BIG assumption here though that he has the ability to learn). Trumpers like Sally believe he has magic and that he will never be indicted. Nope! It's coming. I do not know who will be first, but he's going to be indicted, and it won't be only on one thing.
I genuinely believe that if I received 50 million dollars today, I could die a billionaire. I probably wouldn’t because I am a filthy commie and would use the money for other purposes, but I don’t think it’s that hard. My roommate is like a top 1% trader so I’d probably start there.
Let's not forget that Trump also self-reports his net worth, and that goes a long way into how Forbes and others actually assign a net worth to him.
How does Trump come up with his net worth? His feelings...his emotional state. He said this. Don't challenge me on this Trumpers, or I will find the video!
Do you really think that Forbes relies on self-reporting by Trump of his net worth? His feelings, his emotional state? What a ridiculous thing to say. All the 400 billionaires self-report their net worth as well? Ridiculous.
There are public records of almost anything. Trump Tower as an example. It is worth about $470 million with about $100 million in debt. So a net worth of $370 million. Just one example.
Yes. Forbes has said it relies heavily (doesn't mean solely) on self-reporting. Obviously Forbes doesn't ONLY rely on that, because during the run up to the 2016 election, Trump said he was worth 11 billion dollars.
Regarding Trump Tower, the building is owned by GMAC Commercial Mortgage. Trump outright owns just the business office and retail part of the building. So, keep trying, but you've been fooled with Trump's smoke and mirrors.
Let's not forget that Trump also self-reports his net worth, and that goes a long way into how Forbes and others actually assign a net worth to him.
How does Trump come up with his net worth? His feelings...his emotional state. He said this. Don't challenge me on this Trumpers, or I will find the video!
Do you really think that Forbes relies on self-reporting by Trump of his net worth? His feelings, his emotional state? What a ridiculous thing to say. All the 400 billionaires self-report their net worth as well? Ridiculous.
There are public records of almost anything. Trump Tower as an example. It is worth about $470 million with about $100 million in debt. So a net worth of $370 million. Just one example.
Also, I see you don't follow your own wishes of not talking about Trump here.
Rules for thee but not for me...typical Trumper mentality.
I genuinely believe that if I received 50 million dollars today, I could die a billionaire. I probably wouldn’t because I am a filthy commie and would use the money for other purposes, but I don’t think it’s that hard. My roommate is like a top 1% trader so I’d probably start there.
I would be wary of anyone claiming to be a "top 1% trader."
I genuinely believe that if I received 50 million dollars today, I could die a billionaire. I probably wouldn’t because I am a filthy commie and would use the money for other purposes, but I don’t think it’s that hard. My roommate is like a top 1% trader so I’d probably start there.
I genuinely believe that no one who is in the top 1% of anything has a roommate.
It would certainly be fun to try and turn $50 million into a billion but it's not an easy thing to do.
I genuinely believe that if I received 50 million dollars today, I could die a billionaire. I probably wouldn’t because I am a filthy commie and would use the money for other purposes, but I don’t think it’s that hard. My roommate is like a top 1% trader so I’d probably start there.
I would be wary of anyone claiming to be a "top 1% trader."
He doesn’t claim to be. That’s my perception of him. He’s a brilliant guy with a quant degree and a big tech engineering job. If we had that much money, he would probably find someone even better than him to manage it. Becoming a billionaire is more about connections. Have to get into the right rooms.
I genuinely believe that if I received 50 million dollars today, I could die a billionaire. I probably wouldn’t because I am a filthy commie and would use the money for other purposes, but I don’t think it’s that hard. My roommate is like a top 1% trader so I’d probably start there.
I genuinely believe that no one who is in the top 1% of anything has a roommate.
It would certainly be fun to try and turn $50 million into a billion but it's not an easy thing to do.
Actually, I would consider Brittney Griner as a top 1% women's basketball player and she does have a roommate.
I genuinely believe that if I received 50 million dollars today, I could die a billionaire. I probably wouldn’t because I am a filthy commie and would use the money for other purposes, but I don’t think it’s that hard. My roommate is like a top 1% trader so I’d probably start there.
I genuinely believe that no one who is in the top 1% of anything has a roommate.
It would certainly be fun to try and turn $50 million into a billion but it's not an easy thing to do.
He’s a lonely dude. Just wants to have someone around I guess. He lived alone the past couple years.
I genuinely believe that if I received 50 million dollars today, I could die a billionaire. I probably wouldn’t because I am a filthy commie and would use the money for other purposes, but I don’t think it’s that hard. My roommate is like a top 1% trader so I’d probably start there.
Hmm...I guess that depends on how young you are.
I can guarantee that if I had EVER received a $50 million dollar inheritance that I would NOT have become a billionaire (unless it was put into a trust that I couldn't access until age 50 or something like that), because I would have no interest in becoming a billionaire.
I would invest a lot of that money, yes, but we're only on the planet so long, and you can't take it with you, so I would make sure my children were set for life and encourage them to do the same for their children, and then beyond that, I would spend the money to entertain myself...lots of travel, a house with a bowling alley in it (which I will have at some point), etc.
Do you really think that Forbes relies on self-reporting by Trump of his net worth? His feelings, his emotional state? What a ridiculous thing to say. All the 400 billionaires self-report their net worth as well? Ridiculous.
There are public records of almost anything. Trump Tower as an example. It is worth about $470 million with about $100 million in debt. So a net worth of $370 million. Just one example.
Yes. Forbes has said it relies heavily (doesn't mean solely) on self-reporting. Obviously Forbes doesn't ONLY rely on that, because during the run up to the 2016 election, Trump said he was worth 11 billion dollars.
Regarding Trump Tower, the building is owned by GMAC Commercial Mortgage. Trump outright owns just the business office and retail part of the building. So, keep trying, but you've been fooled with Trump's smoke and mirrors.
He owns a percentage of the properties...
If you owe $200,000 on a $500,000 house you aren't $200,000 in debt you're worth $300,000.
I genuinely believe that if I received 50 million dollars today, I could die a billionaire. I probably wouldn’t because I am a filthy commie and would use the money for other purposes, but I don’t think it’s that hard. My roommate is like a top 1% trader so I’d probably start there.
I would be wary of anyone claiming to be a "top 1% trader."
I genuinely believe that if I received 50 million dollars today, I could die a billionaire. I probably wouldn’t because I am a filthy commie and would use the money for other purposes, but I don’t think it’s that hard. My roommate is like a top 1% trader so I’d probably start there.
I genuinely believe that no one who is in the top 1% of anything has a roommate.
It would certainly be fun to try and turn $50 million into a billion but it's not an easy thing to do.
US tech stocks have risen 13% per year for 15 years.
if you invest 50 million for 23 years at 13% you get to a billion.
I can guarantee that if I had EVER received a $50 million dollar inheritance that I would NOT have become a billionaire (unless it was put into a trust that I couldn't access until age 50 or something like that), because I would have no interest in becoming a billionaire.
I would invest a lot of that money, yes, but we're only on the planet so long, and you can't take it with you, so I would make sure my children were set for life and encourage them to do the same for their children, and then beyond that, I would spend the money to entertain myself...lots of travel, a house with a bowling alley in it (which I will have at some point), etc.
Then you are either a fool or a sadist.
People who are "set for life", by means other than their own efforts, generally turn out to miserable, disgusting human beings. Exhibit A: Donald Trump
I can guarantee that if I had EVER received a $50 million dollar inheritance that I would NOT have become a billionaire (unless it was put into a trust that I couldn't access until age 50 or something like that), because I would have no interest in becoming a billionaire.
I would invest a lot of that money, yes, but we're only on the planet so long, and you can't take it with you, so I would make sure my children were set for life and encourage them to do the same for their children, and then beyond that, I would spend the money to entertain myself...lots of travel, a house with a bowling alley in it (which I will have at some point), etc.
Then you are either a fool or a sadist.
People who are "set for life", by means other than their own efforts, generally turn out to miserable, disgusting human beings. Exhibit A: Donald Trump
I genuinely believe that no one who is in the top 1% of anything has a roommate.
It would certainly be fun to try and turn $50 million into a billion but it's not an easy thing to do.
US tech stocks have risen 13% per year for 15 years.
if you invest 50 million for 23 years at 13% you get to a billion.
excluding tax issues.
Only a fool thinks that identifying a sector that, in the past, provided a certain return is somehow relevant to identifying a sector that, in the future, will provide a certain return.
the leader of the 'law and order' 'conservatives sued for a decades-long fraud. Have come to expect this from Republicans, sadly.
And I told you to keep an eye on the new NY AG. And relevant to djt's net worth.
NYT:
Donald J. Trump, his family business and three of his adult children lied to lenders and insurers for more than a decade, fraudulently overvaluing his assets by billions of dollars in a sprawling scheme, according to a lawsuit filed on Wednesday by the New York attorney general, Letitia James, who is seeking to bar the Trumps from ever running a business in the state again.
Ms. James concluded that Mr. Trump and his family business violated several state criminal laws and “plausibly” broke federal criminal laws as well. Her office, which in this case lacks authority to file criminal charges, referred the findings to federal prosecutors in Manhattan; it was not immediately clear whether the U.S. attorney would investigate.
The 220-page lawsuit, filed in New York State Supreme Court, lays out in new and startling detail how, according to Ms. James, Mr. Trump’s annual financial statements were a compendium of lies. The statements, yearly records that include the company’s estimated value of his holdings and debts, wildly inflated the worth of nearly every one of his marquee properties — from Mar-a-Lago in Florida to Trump Tower and 40 Wall Street in Manhattan, according to the lawsuit.
US tech stocks have risen 13% per year for 15 years.
if you invest 50 million for 23 years at 13% you get to a billion.
excluding tax issues.
Only a fool thinks that identifying a sector that, in the past, provided a certain return is somehow relevant to identifying a sector that, in the future, will provide a certain return.
nah that's not true. Almost all investors use past returns to model future returns. How else do you put together a portfolio? Returns are not random.
I think what you mean to say is that past returns are not guarantees of future returns, which is undoubtedly true. But past returns are certainly relevant to future returns. Are bonds going to return 75% in the future? Will stocks return -89%? Of course not. We look at past patterns to guess at the future.
I genuinely believe that no one who is in the top 1% of anything has a roommate.
It would certainly be fun to try and turn $50 million into a billion but it's not an easy thing to do.
US tech stocks have risen 13% per year for 15 years.
if you invest 50 million for 23 years at 13% you get to a billion.
excluding tax issues.
The stock market hasn't broken 10% in any decade in the last century.
The fact that you think you can just slap down your money and get a guaranteed 13% for 23 years proves that you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.